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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25
LIBROS.

Por ell 6ltimo vapor-corres
sc han recibido los siguienteo
libros en- la Imprenta del
" Boletin".
GEOGRAFIA UNIVERSAL, Esi.
ca, politica y econ6mics, por Luis Gre.
goire, trad. de N. Estevanez, 2 tomos
en- 10, con grabados, mspas, cromos,
etc.
Robinson suixo. (El), por Wyss.
Noticia de Carlos Nodier. l tomo en-
g. ilustrado con mas de 800 grabados
dibujados por Yam Dsrgent, Semeghi-
nj, Girardet, Baron, etc. Tels con plan.
chas y cortes dorados.
ARITMETICA, (Tratado de), por
don Juan Cortazar. Nueva edici6n
completa. tomo en- g. Tela.
BIBLIOTECA selecta para iuven-
tud. Tomos en- s.. Msgnf6camente
ilustrados y encuadernados con una DO.
nita cubierta de papel reslzada deoro;
cada tomo Sc vende por separado q fr.
Encuadernaci6n en- tela con plancha
dorado.
DICCIONARIO Enciclopedico de-
Historic, Biograffa Mitologfa y Geo.
grafis, por LUIS Gregoire, doctor en-
letras catedr..tico de Historic , do
Geogrsha en- ell Liceo Oondorcet y en-
el colegio Ohsptal.
TELEMACO { Las aventuras de),
por Fenel6n. Traducci6n castellanA
gumentada con notas sobre Ia tnitolo
aais, laeogsafla y 10 historic, ! tomQ
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AVISO.
IMPORTANTE.

Sc vende 6 arrienda la hacienda de
caf1as nombrada Santa M0rio que ra-
iics en- la jurisdiction de la Ceibs, y
sonsta de 900 cuerdas de terrenos de
vega, sobre-vega y altos, con maqui-
GA de vapor de % caballos de fuerza,
'Iasifcsdores, hornalla de doble bate.
ia, todos los establecimisntos en- Ell
mejor estado, casa habitsci6n y obrt
oara tienda, magnifcu bueyada y $50
;uerdas sembradas de Gaia, de as
euales 1875 son de plantilla.
El que Ia interese puede dirigirse 8
,u dueho, don Jose de Cells Aguilers,
IN la Capital, calle De Ia Fortaleza nt-
nero 80. 12o
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Parece que no han resultado
Ciertos los rumores sobre la cesan-
tia del limo. Sr. D. Luis o. de Ia
ranc0, Fiscal de s. M.
Sinceramente 10 celebramos, por
tratarse de un digno, recto y celoso
funcionario.
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A Ia NACI0N ESPANOLA."

Damos las gracias q este esti-
mado colega correligionario por
la reproduction que ha hecho de
algunos de los capitulos de nues-
ira obrita La Autonomta de las
Antillas, quedando reconocidos,
entire otros motives, porque asi
Sc verifica mas cumplidamente la
propaganda, auxiliada CON los
concentrates del colega,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

eraeba; 10 sensaci5n es una de las mas
sxquisitamente refrescantes que es
po~ib'e concebir.
Uno de los remedies mas agrada-
bles conociaos hasta Ia fecha en- este
psf1, es, indudablemente. la Emulsion
de Scott. Tiene todss las virtudes del
aceite de hfgado de bacalso, siendo
ademas muy agradable al paladar.
Para los ri1os epfermizos es de mucho
valor, como tambien 10 es para las
personas de mayor edad. Els alimento
y medicins q un mismo tempo; en-
gorda y fortalece, y no tiene rival para
las enferme isdes de Ia gargsnta.
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4 Los SENORES HACENDADOS.

En- ell pueblo de San Lorenzo
re venden "a yuntas de bueyes de
superior clase; ell que las intere-
SO puede verse en- ell indicado
pueblo con don Eudosio Alvarez,
que dara raz6n. 1876
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25
NOTABLE INFORME.

Hoy comenzamos 4 insertar ell
informe que ha dado la Comi-
sion nombrada por ell Excmo.
Ayuntamiento para estudiar el
estado econ6mico. va de 81 NOS
hemos ocupado, y es digno de ser
conocido. Llamamos acerca del
mismo la atenci6n de nuestros
lectores:
81 Secretario del EGcmo. AyuntG-
mientO de esta Capital, que sus-
cribe,
CERTIFICA: Que On session cele-
brada por dicha Corporation el 26 de
Octubre dltimo, Sc acord6, entire otros
particulares, Ell que aigue:
EDi6se luego lectura d ilustrado in.
forme que emite la Conaisi6n s. sobre
81 estado econ6mico de este Excmo.
Ayuntamieuto y situaci6n de Ia hscien-
do municipal, hall&ndose redactado en-
los signisntes terminus.
ExoMo. AYUNTAxrGNTo.
La signifcaci6n E importancia que
tiene para esa Corporation el acuerdo
tornado en- 10 del corriente, relativo'4
la avefiguaci6n del estado actual de Ia
HaciendA del procomtn, ha excitado el
cello de esta Oomisi6n para cumplir
cuAnto antes 81 cometido que le cores
ponde, aunque dudando en- suS fuerzai
para tratar un asunto de tai entidad.
EI orden con que 80 lleya Ia con-
tabilidad de esta Corporation ha to.
cilitado grandemente 50 trabsjo, , o
hlgo halo defectuoso en- 10 forms
proAto quedark subsanado medisnt'
proposition que los que suscriben pre-
1aentarGn en- breve; , sobfe 10 cusi -
hAcsn algunAs reterenciss On este intos
pe.
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DESDE CAYO-HUESO.

1OI4O00V O4 N~eDy " AAs AsASS~ ~NA
peri6dico separatista que SO titu'
Ia El Pueblo.
Su o6cio: ell de los canes que
le ladran { "a luna.
Y dice muy orondo:
"Es indiscutible la grandeza, Ia
heroicidad espanola.
Numancia, Sagunto, San Quint{n,
Pavfa, Lepanto, Trafalgar, el mag
nffico Dos de Mayo, Bail6n, lara
goza, Colon y sus cOmpaneros plan
tando en- la virgen America su pie,
81 bien funesto despu6s, 6 Oort6s
hacienda arder las naves en- Me-
iico, 6 Pizarro 6 Ponce de Leon,
secundando intr6pidamente los
mas esforzados hechos de la teme-
ridad humana 1 pueden Ocurecerse
jamas esas proezas grandiosas, esos
grandes triunfos de la espadai"
BE indudab,e.
Hasta los enemigos de Espafia,
aun4ue sea q regatiadientes, Sc
ven obligados q confesar y reeo-
nocer las inmortales glorias de
Espafla.
IQue mayor acusaci6n de su
ingratitud y de su demencia2
Pero 4 seguida agrega El Pue
bio:
Scuba no tiene otro porvenir
que Ia independence nacional.
Es que no queremos compar.
tir con Espafia sus deslumbran-
tes glorias, no.
Queremos admirarlas ALA, des-
de aca.
Desde Cayo-Hueso Iverdad ?
Pues bien SO esta San Pedro en-
Roma, compadre.
Y los renegados, lejos de Ia ban
dera espafiola.
Con 10 cual ella CANA, porque
no est& expuesta q que Ia man
chen con su infects halito sus
gratuitos enemigos.
En- cuanto 4 Ia Independents
de Cuba, aguardela Ell Pueblo;
pero sentado, y desde Cayo.Hue
sos.
va llegald q cansarle el asien.
TO-.
Aunque es mas c6modo el com.
batir q Espana desde Cayo Hue
30, que desde la manigua de ca
ba.
Diganlo, 81 no, los names de los
enemigos de Ia nacionalidad que
han muerto en- Ia Perla del Col
70 Mejicano, victimas de gu odio
criminal 1 Espafia.
IA que no SO lanza q la mani
qua H Pueblos
JQue ha de lanzarse9
Una cosa es predicar, dice ell
refran y otra dar trigo."
Y el trigo que puedan dar e.!
Pueblo y otros que c6ae 81 pien
san, cabe holgadamente en- uD
dedal.
INo quiere Ell Pueblo compar
tir las deslumbrantes glorias es
psfiolas?
Pues ahora falta saber 81 seria
FL Pueblo digno de compartir-
las.
Son muy grandes, , 81 es muy
pequefio.
Quedess, pues, CON las 9lOriaS
de Ia manigua-las de sus comi-
litones-y con las de su bravura,
aiacando q Espaiia...... ldesde
Cayo.H .Huesol
Y ladrandole 4 Ia luna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25
De vENTA.

On piano de mediano uso. In
formaran calle de la Luna, ndmero
is, baios. 1SO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

No sc propone esta Oomisi6n hacer
I'm examen critico del presupuesto mu-
nicipal; no entra en- su amino inquirir
ell origen del estado en- que Sc halla
uuestra hacienda, nj mucho menos bus.
car con antelaci6n la disculpa de nues-
tros futuros actos en- los errores que
anteriores administrators pudieran
haber cometido. NADIA de ESQ. Pene.
trsdo, del espiritu que informa la pro.
posici6n que motiva este escrito, y
cihsndonos q sus particulares, nos limi'
tamos hoy presentar con la mas COM
pendiosa claridad la riquezs propia de
este Ooncejo, 10 que debe por atrasos,
los recursos con que cuents para cubrir
esos d6bitos, y, por d|timo, la cantidad
que necesita para llenar sus presupues.
tos, a fin de no engsflarse en- Ia redac-
ci6n de ellos, cuaudo llegue la opor-
tunidad.
Algnnas ligeras observaciones nos
hemos de permitir hacer; pero nos Ii
braremos de entrar en- ninguua clsse
de considersciones, toda vez que, es-
tando destinado este trabajo q tener
publicidad, yalas hara quien deba y
pueda hacerlas, y nosotros tendremos
especial satisfaction en- escucharlas y
prestarles la atenci6n que merezcan.
Entrando va en- ell objeto de este
informe, podemos decir que Ia primera
gesti6n que hicimos para empezar nues'
tro trabsjo hs sido solicitar Ell Inven-
tario que EOS hiciera conocer ell valor
de los bienes del comda, y ST bien 10
hemos hallsdo, 10 encontramos de-
fciente y defectuoso, por cuanto los
valores asignados no son mas capri
chosos, no obedecen aIforma alguns
legal, y ninguna de las fncas tie
ne la Recommendation de propiedsd
necesaria, nj sc h4llan, por tsnto,
inscritas en- el Registro de la Pro-
piedad.
Parece a ests Oomisi6n que ssria mny
hacer una tssaci6n pericial
de todas las fincas de propios que posee
hoy esta Corporation, y proceder des-
pu6s d To- necesario para su inscrip-
zion en- ell Registro, cuyo servicio no
solo es de gran interes, sino que ssi 10
reconoci6 ell Gobierno Supreme obli-
gando 4 gu cumplimiento & los alcal.
les, segdn R d. de 5 de Noviembre de
1868 , R. 0. de 10 de Febrero de
1904.
Fanda esta Comisi6n So opinion en-
"a sospecha que tiens de que pudiera
1aber algunos bienes que pertenezcan
Il pueblo, y So aprovechamiento no sc
,fectda por Ia Municipalidad cual de-
oiera.
Asi mismo ha llamado So atenci6n |
a carencis absolute de aquellos ejidos
le que nos hablAn las Leyes autiguas,
lue son otorgados para procomunal de
ada ciudad, villa, castillo 8 lugar.
Puntos son estos que, los que sus
,riben, someten q Ia ilustrada con-
Iidersci6n de ese Excmo Ayuntamien-
10.
Hechss estas indicaciones, que no
'reemos fuera de lugar, entremos en- ell
del Inventario q que nos re-
erimos, del cual extractamos solamen-
'e todo aquello que hemos juzgado
;iene I'm valor positive, y separan-
lonos de las evaluaciones ssignadas
IN 81, vamos q fjar I'm valor estimativo
lue, aun cuando sea tan caprichoso
'omo Ell que hemos hallado, tiene al
in igual valdez, mientras Sc procede
Ia tssaci6n en- forma legal, segtu
Irriba queda indicado.
En- dicho inventario encontramos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

Sc desean, comprAr tres 8 custro
que, ademas de ser nuevos ysanos, sean
aproposito para carreras.
En- esta imprents daran informes.
Noviembre 18 de 1887.
1877 0. Garcia SalgadO.
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IMPORTANTE.

Sc desea colocar $4,000 al 10
por 100 annual, en- hipoteca sohre
casas de esta Capital, y vender
un caballo magnifco.
Informaran en- esta imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25
eAcETA De HOY.

R. o. declaraudo que procede
el ingreso de don Dario Laguna
en- la Orden Civil de Bene6cen.
cia.
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F,GARClADEl REAL, rn,. =

EgCASA DE PRESTAMOS sobre empeHo de prem
das, muebles, maquinas de coser de oda clase
de obje.os tipo m6dicJ.
Sc venden prendas, muebles y m&quinas de coser
que hayan vencido el termino, precios sumamente
baratos sc comprsn billetes. bonos resduos de
Tssoro acciones de la Sociedad An6nima de Gre
ditto Mercantil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

Oorrfan los primeros dias de la
rrincera v antes de la apers
- CANA.
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9E VEDDE
en- $500, la casa ndmero 5S,.
Gale de la Fortaleza. Informa.
ran, San Jose, Z, bajos, de Z a 10
de la noche. 138
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MAY0L nERMANOS,
PLAYA DE- PONCE. P. r,

PLAYA DE PONOE, 2. B,
Almacenistas de vivsres por mayor. Gran
depositos de efectos de todas classes nacionales
sxtrsnieros. Surtido complete do mAderas, hier
galvaniEado yclavos, etc.. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

Nos alegramOs. Acaba de ascen'
der a Ooronel ell bizarre Teniente
Ooronel de Ej6rcito don CONSTANT
no d.. Bazan, digno hermano del
muy distinguido Sr. Secretario de
este GobiernO General.
Lo celebramos muy de veras,
enviando al agraciado nuestros pla.
GENES.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-25

TorerOs. -Tambi6n navega para
la Habana, en- ell mismo vapor, el
c6lebre diestro Mazzantini, al fren.
te de una cuadrilla tauromaquica
De la Habana pasaran a M6jico
los toreros, con ell objeto de orga.
nizar on la Capital de aquella repd-
blicau mas cuantas corridas.
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Died.

CASPER.-IR Salem, August 3, 1897
Mary Ann Casper, widow of Thomas
J. Casper, in the S0th year Of her age.
BELL.-In Salem. August 8, Anna
H., wife of William W Bell, in the %
year of her age.
P~OLANDER.-On July goth. at
SwedesbOrO, Willie, infant son OF John
and Jennie Polander.
KEENAN,. - On July oath, at
SwedesbOro. Andrew, son Of Patrick
and Anna keenan,, aged 3 years and ]
month.
RICHARDS.-In Salem, August |,
Eva, infant If Edwin 5. and Anrilla
Richards, aged a weeks.
SMICK.- In AlIoway, July goth,
John Smick, aged 66 years.
GIBSON In Warrington, July
26th. Charles A. son of Maria Gibson
aged 2 years and 5 months.
MYFORT.-Suddenly, in Manning
ton, July 10Th, Henry MyfOrt, aged 6e
years.
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day school, of which he has been SUI
perinleudent for some years. Mr..
Citizens will leave soon to take charge
Of a glass factory in Ohio.
A great many visitors are In town.
The petition to have the saloous
closed was signed 10y a majority Of
one hundred and City of the vote rs
SO the Council could not well refused to
order them closed. The temperance
people are rejoicing over their victory.
The foundations for the new Bank
building is g nished.
The business of this place is booming.
The depot looks stylish in its new
coat Of pa int.
Go. + Of 9th Regiment went to Sea
Gin on their annual target practice
on Wednesday.
A great many of our people have
moved down to Pitman Grove to stay
during the meetings which are in pro
gress.
The Golden Eagles had an enormous
excursion to Atlantic City.
Colored camp Gem meneed on Friday
10 Magnolia grove.
G. q. Green is sporting in his hand
some S19. 600 palace car in the White
Mountains, 1t was a curiosity while
here. Tie marty was greatly scared
last week by the smashing Of the plat
form of the car by a freight u be-
NO backed into it heal Fort Edwards
n. Y.
Look out for oleomargarine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13
THE REGATTA.

Last Saturday afternoon the second
regatta took place. There were two
classes and only two entries in each
class. Owing to The storm class A, all
with ordinary fishing rig, did not start
until 4. 10 and class b at AIS. In class
A the skiff Lille 5. Denny, Capt. Joe
Ailoway, again beat the Jos. G. French
Capt. Frank Cunningham. this time by
Is minutes, in rounding the bnoys
twice and arriving in at $40, winning
the S. prize. In class b A Holton's
skiff, himself captain, beat by 8 minutes
the Katie X, Capt. r. J. Shoemaker.
arriving in at 7.45 aud winning "a.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13
County News.


holders have liked the tax levy for the
year at $50, 900.
The Red Men, Of Elmer, will hold
an anniversary on the goth.
Paul Jaquette, of Pehnsville, has
returned home from his trip to Mich
igan.
Rev. G. H. Vibbert spoke at only
two temperance meeting at Pennsville
last week. There were so few in atten-
dance that the other two intended
meetings were not held.
The recent heavy rains did immense
damage to the herd hay crop of Salem
county.
Star g. Brother have begun canning
tomatoes ut Salem.
Sharptown has an organized base
ball club.
James Butcher, of Hancock S Bridge
has ceased to be me in profession, hay
ing sold his interest in the b%utcherng
business TO Stretch Harris.
jacob S. Justice. ,well-known citi-
zen of Camden, died Oh Sunday of
Bright's disease. in The 10th year of
his age. Mr.. Justice was born in Sa-
lem, where he lived for forty years, but
since that time has resided in Camden.
He leaves n widow, Two daughters and
son.
The Salem Iron Foundry, until re-
Gently operated by Henry ID. Hall, was
sold at Sheriff's sale On Saturday, I'M
der a chattel mortgage. Isaac Acton
was the purchaser for $500.
At a melting of the Salem County
Prohibition Committee, held at Woods
town Monday afternoon, il was decided
to hold a county convention in The
W. C. I. u. rooms, at Woodstown, Oh
Tuesday, September 27, to nominate u
ticket to be Supported at the next e.ec-
ton.
The Lotus Club, composed OF MEM
bers from sll psrtt of Snuth Jersey,
PLiladelphia and other places, made
its annual excursion to the Sharptown
pond on Friday. The party took stages
for Sharptown on the arrival OF the
morning train, where handsome speci-
mems o fthese famous lilies were secur-
ed by members of the club. The party
then returned to WoodSt0wn, and af-
ter dinner public exercises were held
in the Academy, where interesting ad-
dress on the Egyptian Lotus were made
by members OF the club.
George Green, of l.. A. Greek, while
out cunning one day last week, killed
4 white b~lackbild. He noticed it
among a flock of ~blackbirds Of the usu-
nj color and shot it TO ser what il WAS
and found il white as snow, but mhl-
ali The traits OF a genuine biackbIrd.
The barn of Thomas A. Maskell, of
l.. A. Creek, was struck by tightening
aud burned down during the storm last
Saturday. 1t was Insured for $500 in
the salem County Mutual Go. This is
the first l,ss the company has met with
in several year.
On Tuesday morning while a freight
train MAS going up the steep graue
north of SwedesborO the coupling broke
and left seven cars standing. When the
train went y distance farther several
other cars broke loose and ran down
grade. crashing Into the other cars
wrecking SOME of them. The regular
trains on the Wo0dstown branch had
tn he ran nv WAY OF Elmer for u day.
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A ALBUM.

Miss Dolly Brag, aged eIev en- years,
of Philadelphia, II guest at French's
Hotel in Pennsgrove, has an autograph
album which cont aims the signatures
of many prominentA<people, among
which are Persideut Cleveland, Mis-.
Cleveland, Mary Anderson, John Nc
Cnllough, Jefferson Davis, Thomas A.
Hendricks, Lawrence Barrett, Joseph
jefferson, Adelina Patti, Edwin Booth,
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Anna Pike
ly, VIM. H. Vanderbilt, Stewart Rob
binson. Lolita, and nearly all the gov
errors of the different states in 1886.
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caUxss

Rev. b. g. LippincOts still draws
a crowded house. Last Sunday eyen-
ing he gave a black board sermon.
Next Sunday evening he will conduct
a TestamehIal service and upon that
occasion will present to Samuel l..
citizens a present or token OF the Sun
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13

I2H cent Sateens. Sure
enough Sateens. The sheen
and the printing are there.
The little cost comes from
coarseness. And yet the I2a
cent Sateens are surprisingly
fine.
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WHITE RIBBON NOTES.

Mrs. Abbie Kidd will give Bible
reading in Elkiuton grove tomorrow
afternoon, Sunday, Aug. l4th, at four
O'Clock.
The Women s Christian Temperance
Union meet every Thursday afternoon
at three O'Clock ia their Room.
A Gospel Temperance Meeting is
held every Saturday evsning in the
Temperance Room, commencing at
eight O'Clock. All are invited.
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Century Cloth
Strong Cloth
Old-time Calico

Better than anyyour Calicoes
your mothers or grandmothers
had. Neater in the printing,
prettier in the pattern, just as
honest in the cotton. They're
the first of all Full stuffs to be
opened. A market street win
dow full of them. 10 cents.
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Black Sanglier. Like can
vas, but softer and closer. For
seaside or mountain wear
damp air dosen't hurt it. Al
in, rs cents from as.
A little finer and heavier, 3Ic.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13

Roberts Razor-steel Scissors
have long been famous. By
chance we have a lot that shall
go for about half the makers
price-2o to IS cents. A third
Of the usual store price.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13

Colored Cashmere Shawls.
The wind-u of an importers
stock. All right except that
the assortment of colors is
short-drap, ecru, cardinal,
blue, pink, and wine. That
makes the price shrink near
ly half. IS cents to 81.
Plenty of creams in other
lots-$I.25 to So.
The Penn's Grove record., 1887-08-13

We have just made some
very fine Cambria Night Shirts;
crow-stitch braid trimming. l
dollar. If there's anything of
the kind nicer for hot-weather
wear we've never seen it.
The Florence Lamp Stove.
You'll wonder that so little a
thing can do SO much so well.
Bakes. broils, boils and the
like perfectly in a small way.
Gives light at the same time,
so cents regular price IS.
John WANAMAKER,
Chestnut, Thirteenth nd Market,
streets and CIty-hall square.
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Miss Mamie Alberlson. Of PhIIadel.

Miss Mamie Albertson, Of Philadei-
phia, is visiting the Miss MAYORS.
The Central Sunday school will hold
a picnic In Divers woods ON Wednes-
day August 24th.
The Misses Mary. Minnie, and Han
nah SherIon, of Philadelphia, are rus
ticating at the Cove.
Johu Culin has the foundation laid
for a new house on Laurel Hill, oh
Pitman street above Franklin.
About one hundred went from Penns-
grove on the Band bays excursion 20
Atlantic City on Thursday and l59 N
all from along the railroad.
Large numbers Of water melons are
being shipped out of the Penns Neck
Canal, fIom along Salem creek, and al
SO Oldmans. They bring from $40 to
Sl5 per hundred.
The wire belt which conveys power
from the Iron Wagon factory to the
Spring Wagon factory gave way on
Monday SO the latter factory has been
unable to use its FORCES this week.
A half II gallon of cold water can be
boi led IN ten minutes by the Famous
oil stoves. At J. G. REEDS, Harmony
St., you can see the smallest and best
oil and vapor stoves, mas, 10 kettles.
and porcelain lined boilers. Call and
see them.
The steamer S. A. Mccall will con-
meet with the steamer Republic
again OH Wednesday August oath. CIV
ing the citizens in this surrounding
section The last opportunity this season
to visit Cape May or the Delaware
Breakwater on that palatial steamer,
for the low fare of 80 cts.
The schooner Ella Slaymaker, Capt.
ID. e. Simpkins, made her first trip Oh
the truck line from Pennsgrove to the
Philadelphia markets on Mo ndaY will
1900 water melons and Il few sweet
potatoes. The melons brought from
81 2 to $l5 per hundred and sweet pota
toes brought 80 cents a basket.
Our melon crop is ripening slowl.
SO far. Our FIRST vas secured iron
Reimer Heinricks's patch for whicl
he will please accept our thanks with
many wishes fol a prosperous year. Ii
was "a fine Icing. All others who wis.,
10 enter into co mpetiti0n with him 10
raising fine melons can leave thel
| choicest here for our decision and accep
our thanks for being appointed judges
| Then we'll tell to all around, what
big melon we have foand. 40
During the heavy storm last saturda
tightening killed "a COW belonging t.
/ the Flanegans, on the Vanneman farm
and also a horse belonging to G eorg
p. Dolbow, near Pelkintown. tn
wind blew IA hurricane from Deep wa
ter point along to the nortlward oil
Game Greek. A large sycamore tree ii
front o. John Gallagher's, OF the Van
m farm, had the top tw listed OF
of it and blown Over the house. Othel
trees wei e blown down and much corr
Frustrated ia the course of the wind.